Convenience Stores in Hampshire, IL

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  1. 110 Arrowhead Drive, Hampshire IL 60140

    3.6 Good 88 reviews

    “This Speedway was amazing. It was clean. The bathrooms were clean. The coffee counters were clean and stocked. The store was well-stocked. The customer service was exemplary. Shout out to KRISTINA the best customer service rep I've met in a long time. I said in a post about Love's truck stop that I would not ever stop at this area again, I'd rather run out of gas. But my stop at Speedway has changed my mind. It is the only place I'll stop along this area of Highway. Exceptionally clean store, awesome staff. I'll be back here. Don’t waste your time at any of the other three.”

  2. 820 Warner Street, Hampshire IL 60140

    3.6 Good 82 reviews

    “This is a great gas station with friendly employees and consistently good service! ⛽😊 I’ve never had any issues here, and the fuel quality has always been reliable. My only wish is that they offered ethanol-free gasoline for lawn equipment and other small engines, preferably 91 octane. 🌱🔧 It would be a fantastic addition! Hopefully Casey’s will consider installing a pump for it in the future. Until then, I’ll keep using the regular 91 octane with 10% ethanol. 🚗👍 Overall, still a great place to stop! Have a wonderful day! 😊✨”

  3. 201 Loves Crossing, Hampshire IL 60140

    3 Average 208 reviews

    “Always more to improve but that giant parking area was really appreciated. It still gets overflowing but you can't enjoy any amenities if you can't get a break and park. Even the double-parking, etc wasn't that big of a deal. Thanks.”

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  5. 19N681 US-20, Hampshire IL 60140

    2.9 Average 111 reviews

    “The bathrooms were pristine and Elissa V at the registers was friendly and super efficient. She checked out a long line of customers at high speed while maintaining a sense of humor.”

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